React Preparation Pack
Master functional components, hooks lifecycle, reconciliation, virtual DOM internals, and state synchronization.
Question Cards
What is the Virtual DOM and how does React use it to render pages?
Explain the difference between useEffect hooks and useLayoutEffect hooks.
What is the Virtual DOM in React?
What is the difference between State and Props in React?
What are React Hooks?
What is useEffect and when should you use it?
What is React Context API?
What is the difference between useMemo and useCallback?
How does React Reconciliation work?
What is JSX and why is it used in React?
What is the difference between Functional Components and Class Components?
Why are keys important when rendering lists in React?
What is useRef and when should you use it?
What is the difference between Controlled and Uncontrolled Components?
What is React Router and why is it used?
What is React.memo and when should you use it?
What is code splitting in React?
When would you choose Context API over Redux?
What are Error Boundaries in React?
What is React.Fragment and why would you use it?
What are Synthetic Events in React?
What is Conditional Rendering in React?
What is Prop Drilling and how can it be avoided?
What is the purpose of the dependency array in useEffect?
What is Lifting State Up in React?
What is React.StrictMode?
What are Custom Hooks in React?
What is useReducer and when should you use it?
What is a Higher-Order Component (HOC)?
What is React.lazy and Suspense?
What are React Portals?
What is Server-Side Rendering (SSR) in React?
What is Hydration in React?
What is Concurrent Rendering in React?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary role of React?
React is a component-based frontend library for building highly interactive user interfaces.
Is React 19 backward compatible?
Yes, React 19 keeps backward compatibility for class components while introducing automated compilers.
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